Westworld fans may have to wait some time for new episodes since season one wrapped on Sunday, but they can now enjoy the show's soundtrack whenever they like. The composer, also known for his work on Game of Thrones," recently spoke out about how the renditions of the modern songs are a great fit" for the series. The Rolling Stones classic has been given a brand new orchestral arrangement by Ramin Djawadi, who also happened to compose the Game of Thrones music.

Even this video - before ten years ago you'd never see a video of the original composer playing a tv theme. The two big sides to the score are, on the one hand, the Western-inspired music that we use when we are in the theme park - that has a lot of acoustic instruments, kind of reminiscent of the Western genre, with acoustic guitars, and so forth.

"Westworld" recap: HBO's new drama gets a gripping premiere. This visual is aided by composer Ramin Djawadi's tremendous score, which transitions from a Philip Glass-like piano ditty into a sweeping orchestral composition moments before. Another scene that reimagines the original movie follows Williams as he prepares to enters the massive park for the first time.

Perhaps the quality and production value of each song has improved with technology, but there has been no major revolution on the sonic end of opening themes fun shows have always had upbeat or quirky theme songs just as dramas have always had melancholy or intense theme songs.

This is one of the first player piano songs we hear in the show. (Djawadi is the man responsible for Game Of Throne's epic theme.) Listen below with Spotify or Apple Music. Eschewing the wild wild west in which most of the show is set, the sterile, monochromatic opening credits to HBO's latest drama focuses on the not-quite-real aspects of the park designed to fool its guests into believing everything is real.

One of the more distracting, but plausibly tourist-y, elements of the titular theme park in HBO's Westworld is the pop-song-slinging player piano in the Sweetwater Saloon. Composed by Ramin Djawadi, the "Runaway" cover is streaming on YouTube in the video above, and it's available on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, and other streaming services.

When the first season of HBO's Westworld concluded earlier this month, it solidified its status as one of 2016's standout new shows. Here is a great Pitchfork interview with the Ramin Dijawadi where he talks about the show's music in more detail. This has a direct connection with the constant suffering the robots occur, which is a theme brought up many times in the series.

The full soundtrack includes 34 songs , which is especially helpful if you've been trying to sleuth why that background melody sounded so familiar but didn't quite scan'"for me it was Nine Inch Nails's 'œSomething I Can Never Have' and knowing that is like scratching an itch.

Fans have wondered which new modern songs we might here get the Westworld player piano treatment. Although the season is only at the halfway point, Djawadi is releasing full versions of some of the songs used so far on iTunes Obviously on the show we have to cut it down to a certain length," he said.

The very talented guitarist Eric Calderone who is also known as 331Erock " performed a truly befitting heavy metal cover of the Ramin Djawadi -scored opening theme from the darkly futuristic HBO series Westworld per his own volition and many fan requests.